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47 minutes ago, Huckenfell said:

Does Statute of Limitations  apply to this case. If so , how many more years does he have to stay away.

 

Its been told 3 times already.

2027

8 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

I will be interested in experts replies. Seems like you have a multiple reentry by mistake/luck However if noticed somehow by imm you risk starting all over. Ummm

What you say sums it up. No more can be said about it. ( but bet the "experts will)

23 hours ago, colinneil said:

Looking at the damage, and seeing the death toll, i think it was more than just a tyre blow out.

Speed, lack of experience, panic, maybe even drink involved, who knows.

Sad and tragic loss of life, many families mourning the loss of loved ones, R.I.P.

I agree, probably drugged up too, probably never had a drivers license, failed test, lack of sleep too comes to mind, faulty breaks or faulty steering, maby both. 

8 hours ago, Just Weird said:

No, it's you that's wrong.  Again.

 

"That info is on the net".

No, it's not as far as Thailand is concerned.  If it is, quote it!

 

"I suggest you follow my lead before making more misleading comments". 

Why? Your lead is not only misleading, it's nonsense...unless you can back it up...but you can't.  I suggest that you don't make pompous, inaccurate claims.

 Do your own research; I have neither the time or interest to do it for you.

2 hours ago, neeray said:

I guess you haven't followed this thread from the beginning or related news. Had you, you would know that he was high on cocaine and under the influence of alcohol as well when he mowed down the cop with his car (a Porsche as I recall) and left the scene. Do your own research; I have neither the time or interest to do it for you.

 

Totally agree that the family has "got <deleted> to do with the accident". In fact, I find it amusing and ill informed of those members who talk about going after Red Bull. That's a whole different matter, unless the car was registered to the company.

 

But you are sadly mistaken if you think this criminal has not negatively affected his family's name.

To wit, note that he is often referred to as "Red Bull boy". That's family connection bud !

 

Whats a connection bud.

7 hours ago, GinBoy2 said:

I would have to say, you are a rather sad individual.

 

Every parent does what they can for their children, but I believe most would accept that their kids need to take responsibility for their actions.

Very few people ever get executed in Thailand, and a good lawyer would have got a reduced sentence, although he would have spent time in prison.

So this crazy argument that a parent wants to stop their kid being in front of a firing squad is nonsense.

  

You seem to almost be arguing that 'if' you avoid justice every parent would do that.

 

I don't believe that is true for a second. Again, most of us have some morality that makes us responsible for out actions

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So this crazy argument that a parent wants to stop their kid being in front of a firing squad is nonsense."

 Not one person has said that they would let their kid be put to death. Fact.  

1 hour ago, malt25 said:

"again, for the last time,"  I'm sure that there will be many here on TV extremely happy if you are good to your word !

I agree, everytime the "many" lock horns with me, I humiliate them. Fact and common sense is what I deal in. 

Complete and utter rubbish, never seen a spider on an Oz beach. 

What race opens up with automatic weapons on school children on a nearly weekly basis, mass shootings common occurrence, opens up on concert goers killing dozens? Not the "Thin skinned, egotistical girlie boy oxygen thieves.".  Your mind needs to be like a parachute, it needs to be open to work. 

12 minutes ago, GinBoy2 said:

You are missing the point. 

 

These HiSo kids have no moral compass, they think whatever they do, there is never any responsibility.

 

Most most of us are taught that, even when we do something wrong, the right thing to do, is to take responsibility for our actions and pay the price.

 

That lesson seems to be missing in the elite sections of Thai society, fueled by the ability to bribe their way out

No , the point is, again, for the last time, I would do what ever i could to stop my son being shot to death, for what ever reason, and you would not. Smacking your kids bum for stealing lollies, im an ozzie, or having him shot  , in my opinion, are two different things. 

5 hours ago, Thechook said:

I can imagine what would if happened if violent and armed men forced their way into a school in places like Australia or the U.S.  the school would be swarming with heavily armed police and I wonder how many would actually get to walk out.

Never in Oz, never has, never will be. Fact. We are an intelligent race and have gun laws. 

14 minutes ago, GinBoy2 said:

Seriously, you think that?

 

Most of us try to instill a moral code in our kids as they grow, to make them decent human beings.

 

I remember as young boy, my Dad discovered I had shoplifted some candy. I was duly frogmarched back to the store, give it back, apologize, and embarrassment alone was enough to scare the sh***t outta me to never do it again.

That's what parents do! 

Dont rave on. The Question is, would you do what ever was in your power to stop your son going before a firing squad for killing someone in a hit and run car accident? "Candy theft" your on a different planet. 

7 minutes ago, billd766 said:

No I would not.

 

Though I love my son dearly I would not have done what his hiso over indulging parents did. 

 

Then again I am not a hiso over indulging parent. Even if I was incredibly rich I would still bring up my son to understand that with riches and position there also comess responsibility.

 

That is the main difference between us.

Yes , so the difference  is , you would let your son be put to death for causing death in a traffic accident, I most definitely  would not.Dominum forbiscus. 

10 minutes ago, malt25 said:

NO !  I'd use my dough to hire the best lawyers money could buy.. And somewhere along the way, hopefully teach the little shit something about morals & respecting human life & the law. 

No! Then why would you hire the best lawyers , money could buy, to get him off?? Stupid un thought out comment. 

One important comment from someone about going home is the availability of part time work if one wants the extra dough or just something to occupy their mind and time. That can extent your life . Fact. Go to Noosa and live longer, yeah. Maby a home visit massage service, we all know how to do it, for old grannies, or  young ones.  " Undepth Home Thai Massage Service, $50 for one hour , paid in advance".

NZ and sheep. that topic always seems to be of great interest to poms.

1 hour ago, Oziex1 said:

JW I appreciate your comments, however your facts and logic are perhaps a little unwelcome on this thread.

 

This is an emotive issue regarding a wealthy untouchable who's negligence has caused the death of a public official and he is free to enjoy his wealth.

 

It is a very unjust situation.

If it was my kid, and I had the dough, I would have done the same as his parents, . Would you???

2 hours ago, Father Fintan Stack said:

Links please to evidence and details. 

 

Politically tainted cases do not count here.

 

Care to explain why the Interpol Red Notice was withdrawn?

 

No, it isn't. If the accused is hiding in another country a simple request for extradition is sufficient.

 

No actual address is necessary, it will be down to the local authorities to locate and detain him at the request of the Thai Police if there is a warrant.

 

Stop lying and misinforming people.

 

Father F., this is TV, anyone can make any statements they  feel like, never ruin a good story with facts. 

3 hours ago, Vacuum said:

Yes, and?

Read what I was replying to before making that sort of "smart" remark, do your research, that is why I am known as Indepth. 

4 hours ago, Artisi said:

When fuelled up on drugs and booze - it should be.

It is

4 hours ago, Just Weird said:

Nothing like that at all.  Causing the death of someone (police officer or otherwise, on duty or off duty) in a traffic accident is not "punishable by death"!

You are wrong , I , yet again , am right. I do my research before I make statements. That info is on the net. I suggest you follow my lead before making more misleading comments. 

11 minutes ago, Just Weird said:

Vorayuth did not "murder" anyone, neither has he been charged with murder!

Correct , however, killing someone like a cop, eg., who is in the performance of his or her duty is publishable by death. Something like that any way.

3 hours ago, Father Fintan Stack said:

Alleged 'facts' from this case are as follows:

 

Police colluded with the family to frame or get one of the family slaves servants to take the rap.

 

Issues with the alcohol and drug tests of 'Boss' after the incident.

 

Top Bangkok copper from the investigating station was rumoured to be living in the family compound.

 

Interpol notice briefly issued then withdrawn for some unknown / unexplained reason.

 

No further Interpol notices issued by Thai Police.

 

No extradition requests to UK government when they discovered he was there.

 

Denials from Police that they were not aware of his location thus can not act. Even I could find out where he is... easy enough to just issue the Interpol warrant and get foreign Police to act. No need for extradition requests anyway.

 

No further statements from Police about their efforts to apprehend this fugitive.

 

Little or no media coverage on the story.

 

Rumours that 'Boss' has been in and out of Thailand with impunity on private planes many times since this incident.

 

As predicted the stature of limitations will expire and he'll be back. Just like the rest of the monied elite who are above the law here.

" Police colluded with the family ". False, if you were here then you would know that when the cops first went to Red Bulls compound, the culprits family offered up one of their staff to take the blame, but the cops knew who the driver was. And how can your "facts" include "Rumours that 'Boss'".

3 hours ago, Artisi said:

Much better idea is a levy on the head of the Red Bull scumbag. 

4 mill has already been paid to the deceased mans family.